Bruichladdich Port Charlotte Pac 01 2011 750 ml
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About this bottle
Bruichladdich Port Charlotte PAC:01 2011 is a heavily peated single malt from Islay, distilled in 2011 and finished in French red wine casks before bottling at cask strength, 56.1% ABV. The nose carries smoke and maritime salt alongside sherried sweetness, vanilla, and honey; the palate turns toward ripe dark cherries, red apples, and berry notes wrapped in warm, well-integrated smokiness, with chocolate showing up on the long finish. It's a limited release aimed at drinkers who already know Port Charlotte's peated style and want the extra intensity a wine-cask finish and cask strength bring.
How to drink Bruichladdich Port Charlotte PAC:01 2011
Drink it neat with a small splash of water to open the fruit and smoke, and pour it slowly — at 56.1% ABV a little goes further than a standard-strength Islay malt, so treat it as a savoring dram rather than a mixing whisky.
Specs
Whisky112.2 proof · French red wine cask finish · Islay, Scotland
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Questions about this bottle
How should I serve a cask-strength whisky like this?
Neat with a small splash of water to open the smoke and fruit; pour a smaller measure than usual since it's bottled at 56.1% ABV.
Is this whisky peated?
Yes — it carries the smoky, maritime character typical of Port Charlotte's heavily peated Islay style.
What cask was it finished in?
French red wine casks, which add the dark cherry and berry notes alongside the peat and vanilla.
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